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Correction of lumbar hyperlardosis
How does physiotherapist corrects lumbar hyperlardosis. Are there any equipments to correct lumbar hyperlardosis.what is the fastest way of correcting lumbar hyperlardosis
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It can only corrected by biomechanical fault or posture correction exercises as may be you have weak abdominals you have to strengthen your core muscles first to correct lumbar hyperlordosis.
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Core strengthening exercises
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Posture correction under a senior sports physiotherapist
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You can contact ADMIRE PHYSIOTHERAPY LASER CLINIC IN NOIDA
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Hyperlordosis is a condition where there is" curving inward of the lower back."
Some lordosis is normal. Too much is referred to as sway-back/hollow back. It may be inherited or caused by conditions such as arthritis, muscular dystrophy and dwarfism.
Treatment depends on severity of the condition.
1) self care- Posture correction
2) Physiotherapy- includes lot of manual therapy techniques, strengthening and repositioning techniques
3) Back brace for correction
4) If it's severe -surgery
But You need to be properly evaluated by a physiotherapist to know how much extent were you affected.
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Book Physiotherapy appointment right away
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Dont do anything without the advice of an expert. Please take this seriously and get some help asap.
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Lumbar hyperlardosis can be corrected through manual techniques and ift is used to correct muscles removing spasm.
Chiropractor also helps reduce larfosis.
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Lumbar hyperladosis is a condition arises due to weakness of anterior abdominal muscles and backward gluts tightness and tightness of anterior hip muscles and weakness of back extensors.Mostly seen in lower cross syndrome.
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Faster progressing is very difficult to say.But yes adaptation takes more than 6 weeks and type of exercise your physiotherapist recommended you.So many exercise are there to correct the weakness According to ACMS guidelines.Difficult to explain here. please consult your physiotherapist for the same.
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Tip: Do stretch your gluteus muscles, and stretch hip flexor and do pelvic repositioning exercise.
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Dr. Dr Rajesh Kachhare (PT)
Clinical Physiotherapist
6 yrs exp
Bhopal
You should first contact the physiotherapist near you and take an x-ray, after that your physiotherapist should get the stretching of the back muscles and get the traction, your lumbar will be fine thank you
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Dr. Ingelala Uma (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Nellore
Visit nearby chiropractician or manual therapist through techniques manually it can be corrected.
Start doing core strengthening exercises,back stability and strengthening to glutes and hip muscles as well.pls take advice from nearby physiotherapist about exercises.
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